Could not fault our stay at Ploy Palace Hotel. I have been to almost all Thai provinces over last 30 years, and having initially lived there in the 80s have visited the good, bad and ugly since! A good hotel needs a convenient location, facilities and service, but without expert management things tend to fall apart. In the Ploy Palace... More

The hotel is OK; reasonable position, and reasonable standard for an up-country Thai hotel. However the rooms are looking a little tired with ants running up and down the bathroom tiles..... My main complaint is the photo of the hotel which is entirely misleading. To get anywhere near the river is a long walk or a samlor ride away, and... More

Physically this hotel is fine. Location is good (although as pointed out earlier not as close to the river as it implies), rooms fine (this is not Bangkok) and a good dining/bar area. On this it would have comfortably merited a good "4" rating. One small thig though - on the 8th floor there are bees nests outside the window,... More

All the hotels pictures show it on the side of the mekong river. This must have involved a lot of photoshopping, as it is about 1 kilometre walking to the riverfront. Nice hotel, once again as most hotels in the Isaan in need of some upkeep. Swimming pool on the third floor was clean, but the hallway to it and... More

I am a Thai person living in the US. Last month, I visited Thailand and went to Mukdahan for the first time as I planned to go to Phra thart Panom Temple. We contacted Ploy Palace Hotel through their website and got reservation smoothly. To me, this hotel was very nice and the staff were very friendly. Their breakfast was... More

I stayed one night at ploy palace hotel on the way from Khon Kaen to Savannakhet, Laos. All of my friends who used to visit Mukdahan suggesting me to stay at this hotel. They said it’s the best business hotel in town. I actually prefer boutique hotel, but I couldn’t find one in Mukdahan so I tried Ploy Palace. Compared... More